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I’d like to thank all those who sent me e-mails on my article last week, which had to do with cyberjacking. I didn’t realize it would generate the kind of interest it did, especially from the young. It’s the title that must have attracted them: "Hijacking the heart." It was, after all, a Valentine article.


One young reader from Quezon City made a very strong statement, however, about my use of the word "hijack" in connection with the heart. A student by the name of Lorenz Mamaril, he really lashed out about the metaphors I used. 

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